7.31.10

Update: Ohio State Reformatory.  Jay, Katie, Jackie, Freddy & Ray had a very interesting visit to Mansfield, OH investigating The Ohio State Reformatory.  It all started before the actual investigation.  Like last years investigation, activity began during our initial "set-up" of the DVR system on the top floor T.B. room.  Katie & Jackie were chased down the stairs by a set of angry footsteps racing towards them ..... this was just the beginning.  Stay tuned for a complete report of our personal paranormal experiences.  If any of our 50+ hours of evidence turns up during review, we will post them.

5.21.10

WPI TEAM MEETING - Twin Lakes, WI at 7 p.m. 

WELCOME "RAY ONGIRSKI"

5.1.10

BORDERLINE PARANORMAL ASSOCIATION - MEETING - Buffalo Grove, IL at 3 p.m. 

4.21.10

4.17.10

FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION:  WPI is heading back up to Howards Grove, WI to a confidential business.  Client requests that we come back and do a follow-up investigation. Paranormal activity has serged again in January.

4.5-6.10

HUNTING ARKANSAS

WPI Founders, Jay & Katie, are taking an out-of-town paranormal trip down to Eureka Springs, AK and attempt to validate the claims of the historic Crescent Hotel & her sister, the Basin Park Hotel this April.

Perhaps the most popular haunted Arkansas destination is the legendary Crescent Hotel, constructed in 1886. The long history of the hotel is represented through the ghosts that still inhabit its halls and walls. Not only do tourists learn about secret underground passages, they also receive a special treat of visiting the basement room that was once the morgue. It still contains an old autopsy table. That room was part of perhaps the strangest chapter in the Crescent's history from 1937-39, when Norman Baker of Iowa bought the hotel and converted it into his third cancer facility, naming it the Baker Hospital of Eureka Springs.

The Crescent's sister hotel, the 1905 Basin Park is also said to be haunted. According to town history, by 1880 an elegant, 4-story hotel known as the Perry House was built on the site of the healing spring which gives Eureka its name. Like most other buildings in Eureka at that time, the Perry House was built completely out of wood and by 1890 it had fallen victim to one of the four fires that completely leveled Eureka Springs to the ground. By 1895, William Duncan organized capital stock necessary to build the Basin Park Hotel on the site of the former Perry House. Following the lead of the Crescent Hotel, it was decided to use local limestone to build the hotel. In the 10 years it took to build the property, Duncan overextended his interest in the project and bankrupted the Citizens Bank and almost every other investor. The hotel finally opened in 1905. Duncan died in 1907 but it is believed that he continues to roam the hotel in his trademark brown suit and derby.

4.3.10

RHODE CLEAN UP. 9 AM. WISCONSIN PARANORMAL INVESTIGATORS

THE MOTELY "CLEAN-UP" CRUE

3.28.10

SEE THE "BEHIND-THE-SCENES" VIDEO BELOW FROM MARCH 28TH BROADCAST.  Caption read: Catch the entire team of WPI in the studio for the first time on The Mothership Connection WLIP 1050AM.  This should be interesting, seriously :-).  Just click on the link above where you can stream LIVE from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m.  *Note: Streaming is delayed by :05 minutes. To catch real-time, tune into WLIP 1050 AM (95.1 FM sister station, Kenosha).

3.27.10

INVESTIGATION. Private Residence. Elkhorn, WI.  WPI will try to answer this Wisconsin family's claims of possible paranormal activity.